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Walking Dead Hits iOS This Week
Telltale Games confirmed an iOS version of Walking Dead: The Game is coming to iOS platforms this Thursday. The first episode, A New Day, will cost $4.99 on the Apple App store.
"We’ve spent a great deal of time carefully integrating our new interface design to create an even more intuitive experience with the touch screen as you explore a world ravaged by the undead based on the Eisner Award-winning comics from Robert Kirkman and Skybound Entertainment," Telltale says.
"You’ll have full character control of Lee Everett as investigation points, actions, dialogue and decision making flows onscreen and is seamlessly integrated with the environments."
Additional episodes also cost $4.99 each. However, you can pre-purchase the rest of the full season (episodes 2-5) for $14.99.
Walking Dead: The Game will run on the following iOS enabled devices: iPad 2, the new iPad, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, and 4th Generation iPods and above.
[Source: Telltale]
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